Reply to "Rev kit / Valve float"

Frode (Guest)

Hello George
Comp cams custom made the cam according to the specs of the engine and also delivered the pushers ( I do not have the cam details here at home). Double valves with damper, preasure 145 pounds. valves stainless, steel retainers ( came with the CHI heads).
I know we could get 200-300 rpms by using titanium stuff, but based on experience with other engine builds, my "Dyno whizzard" proposed to ad a rev kit. This is available for other engine brands, and ads about 1000 rpms.
The info I got is that the weight of the hydraulic retrofit lifters/assembly is to heavy to rev as high as I aim for( 6500 - 6700 rpm)
Best regards
Frode
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10/23/0610:23 AM

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